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Research Design and Qualitative Methods
Hello, I am trying to find out what topic I can do this assignment on. SSH 301 at Ryerson, Prof Julie Tomiak has assigned for us a Content Analysis to do. I cannot
Ryerson University | Faculty of Arts | Department of Sociology SSH 301 Research Design and Qualitative Methods Winter 2017 | Dr. Julie Tomiak Name of student: _______________________________ QUALITATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS ~ EVALUATION Due at the beginning of class on March 31 REQUIREMENT WEIGHT ORGANIZATION The content analysis has a clear structure: introduction, analysis, conclusion, and bibliography. The essay locates the topic in the context of the academic literature, explains the significance of the chosen topic, and defines key terms. The introduction includes a statement of the research interest in the form of a question, as well as a “roadmap” of the essay. The research question and main argument are well focused. In the analysis section, the arguments develop logically and the ideas flow nicely. The conclusion ties everything together and leaves the reader with a clear impression of what the content analysis accomplished. / 5 QUALITY OF ANALYSIS You carry out a qualitative content analysis of one of the suggested films or an episode of one of the suggested television shows (see your lecture notes for the list of films and TV shows). You draw out major arguments and explain how the evidence from the content analysis and the academic literature support the arguments. The arguments are presented with adequate depth and reflect careful analysis. You demonstrate critical thinking. / 10 USE OF DATA You describe which of the recommended materials (film or television show) you have selected for your content analysis – and why. The essay relies on your own qualitative research and contemporary academic sources. The essay relies on at least 5 academic sources, of which at least 2 are from academic journals. The essay synthesizes relevant material and carefully selects examples and illustrations. All arguments have appropriate evidence and literature to support them. / 7 WRITING/ STYLE The paper includes a title page and page numbers (no more than 6 pages, double-spaced, 12-point font, plus title page). Spelling, punctuation, and grammar are correct. The paper is produced in an academic tone. The writing is clear and concise. Linking and summarizing sentences make it easy to follow the argumentative structure of the essay. / 5 CITATIONS/ BIBLIOGRAPHY In-text citations are correct and consistent. The bibliography follows an accepted format (APA or Chicago). / 3 TOTAL / 30 Comments:
